Is the mesh upper soft from the inside? Doesn't it hurt or sore? (at pictures it looks as like it really can) Comparing to Nike and other mesh uppers
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The mesh is soft. This Shadow (only style that is recommended) shoe is no longer made by Saucony. Since 2004, I have bought 9 pairs (loved all of them) so if you can find them, you will have NO complaints. My foot specialist recommends that women wear men shoe size & specially made insert (which is wonderful.) I could walk round the earth in these shoes.
24893
It's a very comfortable and sturdy shoe. It doesn't hurt anywhere. I ran the New York Marathon in this shoe in 1980. They have been making it that long or longer.Now I prefer some of their newer models like the Guide 7. Go into a store and try several as that is the best way to see what really works for you.
24894
I found the whole shoe to be very soft and cushioned. Very comfortable shoe all around! Very thick and fluffy tongue on shoe and flexible leather parts.
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Hi M.Gross,1) Is the sports sleeve waterproof? ie when you sweat, will the nano get wet? 2) You mentioned it's uncomfortable after extended wear, I figure you mean it's chaffs your skin? I do 1++ hour runs, so can you recommend any other type of sports sleeve for the nano that doesn't chaff?
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Sorry, I like to be hot and I have had to run in frigid temperatures lately. I have not had these long enough to know how they behave in warmer temperatures. Based on my experience with other brands as well, they are no different in terms on how much I sweat. The support is excellent though. Hope this helps
621398
My daughter wears it all day at VB tournaments and doesn't seem to have any discomfort issues. I would say yes.
179969
The inside is soft but the covering feels a little stiff because it is dust mite proof. I still find it very comfortable and you can redistribute the insides.
994278
I feel like mine has become a fair bit softer in certain spots that are more laid in. The foot end is still pretty stiff but the upper end where we normally sleep sinks in deeper than I like. We've had ours for 2 years now and flipped it once. Not over though just around so the foot end becomes the head end. I actually came to the page today to see if the warranty covers this... sadly it doesn't look like it does.
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The support is quite soft, comfortable, very springy in fact. The problem I found was that anything touching my arches tended to give me pain which sort of contradicts what I have read online on various sites. Even crocks shoes tend to aggravate my arches when walking round the house. I feel I am better off with zero arch support.. lot less pain. I have had to work on changing my running style (for the better) and concentrate on landing on my forefoot. Works for running but obviously does not help when walking around the office in hard shoes on hard floors as you cannot walk on your forefoot easily without looking like an idiot :). Never used orthotics so cannot comment. Hope this helps. The support is quite soft, comfortable, very springy in fact. The problem I found was that anything touching my arches tended to give me pain which sort of contradicts what I have read online on various sites. Even crocks shoes tend to aggravate my arches when walking round the house. I feel I am better off with zero arch support.. lot less pain. I have had to work on changing my running style (for the better) and concentrate on landing on my forefoot. Works for running but obviously does not help when walking around the office in hard shoes on hard floors as you cannot walk on your... » Read More The support is quite soft, comfortable, very springy in fact. The problem I found was that anything touching my arches tended to give me pain which sort of contradicts what I have read online on various sites. Even crocks shoes tend to aggravate my arches when walking round the house. I feel I am better off with zero arch support.. lot less pain. I have had to work on changing my running style (for the better) and concentrate on landing on my forefoot. Works for running but obviously does not help when walking around the office in hard shoes on hard floors as you cannot walk on your forefoot easily without looking like an idiot :). Never used orthotics so cannot comment. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I found mine to have the same firmness. The best advice I can give is to force yourself to try it for about 3 nights. You will either love it or hate it. Just take comfort in the return policy!
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The cushion is flat and you pump it up...there are directions on how much air you put in...my husband is the user, the cushion is approximately 2" thick.he has not had a sore since he started using the roho. Hope this helps
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I wore it a lot tucked in my bra...but when I ran in the summer, the sweat did a rust job on the inner post. Am wearing it in bra during cool weather. carrying in hip pack when I run.
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Hi Genevieve, You know it is smooth on the inside, I never really noticed. I will check and get back to you. I do love it though!
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No. This one is soft and tight. if you do not wear a sports bra under then it feels not very comfortable and can be noticed by people.
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It is more firm. It does take a little while to break it in. Then it does become softer.
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It does hurt somewhat. It hurts my hip bones more than my back. It's not padded. It is wrapped in colored tape pieces similar to ribbon. The weight (2lbs.) offers a bit of a workout but it can be a little painful. Overall, I like it.
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It's like a mesh very thin fabric (not soft, but not uncomfortable either) - none of the pairs that have been used in my house have broken or ripped or anything. Hope this helps.
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It's more compression in that it's snug fitting (to show off that Under Armour body!) It is not compression like compression shorts or cycling shorts. I wouldn't be surprised if UA offers a line of apparel like what you're looking for, but the Heatgear line probably won't do what you're wanting.
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It has good padding. But when I am on it my ankles aren't really the issue. It is the top pad of my foot that receives the most pressure. To correct that I just wear shoes while I am on it.